Sentence examples for the wrong term from inspiring English sources
"Psychosexual is the wrong term," she says.
Maybe 'period jazz' is the wrong term".
Perhaps, however, 'export' is the wrong term?
"Nostalgia is entirely the wrong term.
But perhaps hubris is the wrong term.
And price slashing would be the wrong term.
Instead, he seems to have had an instinct for how power grabbed at the wrong time and on the wrong terms could be a diminishment.
Echoing Condoleezza Rice's own distasteful remarks that the 2006 violence was the "birth pangs of a new Middle East", Blair remarks that "just because we were shocked by the TV footage of the consequences of war, this could not blind us to the consequences of peace on the wrong terms".
"It's been a long summer in the wrong terms".
As a dedicated Falun Gong practitioner, it always strikes me as odd whenever I read the words Falun Gong follower or Falun Gong member. Theyre not only odd, theyre fundamentally the wrong terms.
GooseGrade points out that thousands of bloggers and other online authors will miss out on incoming search traffic by misspelling Obama's name, although they fail to note the fact many will probably also search for the wrong terms and that search engines already take the misspellings into account when serving up results.
